Outtraveler.com spends three gay days in Detroit
Outtraveler.com, an e-magazine with a focus for gay travelers, visits Detroit for three gay days.Excerpt:
It’s boom time again downtown and along the Woodward Avenue corridor, a
National Scenic Byway boasting the world’s first mile of concrete
roadway. The Tigers’ Comerica Park, the refreshed Detroit Institute of Arts, and the Fox Theatre
— a Broadway touring venue second in size only to Manhattan’s Radio
City — join trendy loft developments, stylish lounges, and tempting
restaurants. The renovation of the Book-Cadillac Hotel (once the
world’s tallest), a riverfront face-lift, and three glittering casinos
signal big change for the city, which celebrated its 300th birthday in
2001.Read the entire article here.
Outtraveler.com, an e-magazine with a focus for gay travelers, visits Detroit for three gay days.
Excerpt:
It’s boom time again downtown and along the Woodward Avenue corridor, a
National Scenic Byway boasting the world’s first mile of concrete
roadway. The Tigers’ Comerica Park, the refreshed Detroit Institute of Arts, and the Fox Theatre
— a Broadway touring venue second in size only to Manhattan’s Radio
City — join trendy loft developments, stylish lounges, and tempting
restaurants. The renovation of the Book-Cadillac Hotel (once the
world’s tallest), a riverfront face-lift, and three glittering casinos
signal big change for the city, which celebrated its 300th birthday in
2001.
Read the entire article here.
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